January 4–8, 2023 The British Junior Open is considered the world’s most prestigious junior squash tournament, attended by elite junior squash players from all over the world. This year, two Winsor students, Caroline Eielson ’24 and Judy Liu ’29 competed amongst the 50 athletes representing Team USA, earning high scores in each of their divisions.
December 9, 2022 Maddie Landers ’23, an impact player on the Pingree School girls varsity soccer team, has been named a United Soccer Coaches All-American and invited to participate in the High School All-American Game. Landers, who hails from North Andover, Massachusetts, is committed to play Division I soccer next year at Boston College. Doc Simpson,
November 22, 2022 By BOB YORK The United States Air Force has a motto: Aim High. By the tender age of 6, Derek Green, who would grow up to attain the rank of Lt. Col., had concocted a slogan of his own: Aim Higher. “It was the summer of ’69,” reflected Green, a graduate of
The Winsor School and the Winsor squash team couldn’t be more proud of student-athlete Caroline Eielson ’24 for achieving the #1 spot in the U.S. ranking over the summer. Caroline’s extremely hard work has paid off as she reached the highest possible ranking spot in her age group, U17 in the U.S. Caroline also competed
9/18/2022 Chase McKee (Nobles ‘17) walked by the interactive touchscreen in the Morrison Athletic Center at Nobles for 6 years. The touchscreen never worked that well, but it was a very engaging concept. As a Senior in the Spring of 2017, and looking for a Senior project, Chase approached his computer science teacher, Tessy Smith
5/6/2022 Phil Conigliaro ’18 was recently honored by the Massachusetts Wrestling Hall of Fame as its Wrestler of the Year. Phil had a remarkable career at Belmont Hill, as he captured first place at the 2016 Beast of the East and was runner-up in 2017, 2017 National Prep Champion, four-time Prep All-American, and four-time Prep New
NEPSAC was established in 1942 as an organization of athletic directors from accredited New England independent schools. While the Association does not function as a regulatory or oversight body (like the NCAA or state public high school associations), NEPSAC does sanction New England championship events in many sports and provides guidance in a variety of issues involving interscholastic athletics in our schools.
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